The Villain's First Wife in the Eighties

Su Xiaojun silently watched the man before her.

She knew who he was.

A sent-down youth who had returned to the city, a street loafer, the father of a villainous big shot, a short-lived man, a devoted lover...

The husband of the body she now inhabited: Fu Cheng.

A major villain in a period novel.

The book said little about the villain, only that he was the father of the male supporting character. A sent-down youth who had returned to the city, he couldn't find a job and wandered around all day, becoming a notorious loafer in the area.

In the original story, the male supporting character couldn't win the heroine's heart, so he repeatedly schemed to frame the male lead. In the end, the male lead outsmarted him and put an end to him.

After his son died, his father turned evil and opposed the hero and heroine at every turn, stealing their business and setting traps for them.

If not for his poor health, he would have won.

Su Xiaojun, a master chef, woke up transmigrated as the villain's first wife, the woman rumored to have eloped with another man and never been heard from again.

She'd been here for less than a day when the man she'd supposedly eloped with showed up at her door. Was it still in time to run?

Reader's notes:

1. A gentle, everyday story, not a wish-fulfillment novel.

2. Updates every night at nine.

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Synopsis: Liu Siqin transmigrates into the body of an orphan in the 1970s.

His parents died young, leaving him with only a few older sisters.

His family has just one dilapidated mud-brick house.

He starts with a terrible hand.

Fortunately, this body has just reached adulthood.

Being poor isn't scary. Being lazy is!

And he's always been a hard worker.

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Synopsis: When Su Tang opens her eyes again, she discovers that she's transmigrated into the foil character in a period novel.

In the sent-down youth novel, the original character and the heroine were both sent-down youths at Liutian Forestry Farm.

The heroine is hardworking and ambitious, never afraid of hardship or exhaustion. She eventually gets promoted to a job at a lumber mill and finds true love with the deputy director of a textile factory.

The original character, meanwhile, is lazy and gluttonous. To escape the backbreaking labor, she plots to fall into the water and seduces the son of a commune official. In the end, she's tortured to death.

At this point, the plot has reached the scene where the original character arranges to fall into the water. Su Tang comes to her senses and immediately swims for shore.

Seriously, she'd rather lie flat and wait to return to the city than be tortured to death in the prime of her life.

Theme: Nothing is more deserving of our devotion than good food and happiness